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Australia and China can work together to benefit Pacific: Labor MP | Sky News AustraliaLabor MP Matt Thistlethwaite says while Australia’s security foundation will always be tied to the US, Australia should look to strengthen ties with China.\n \n“The relation between Australia, China and the US has been in the media of late,” he told Sky News host Chris Kenny. \n \n“Australia’s foundation of our security relationship will always be through the ANZUS treaty, but we believe that there are also opportunities for cooperation with players within our region, particularly China, around economic development, international development, and around defence cooperation to promote peace and stability within our region.”\n \nThe Member for Kingsford Smith pointed to a previous Labor initiative in Papua New Guinea as an example of ways that Australia and China can cooperate for the benefit of the pacific region. \n \n“We had a program where when we worked with cooperatively with China on malaria eradication in Papua New Guinea,” he said. “That's an example of Australia and China as nations coming together to deal with what's a very big issue in the pacific for one of our most important neighbours.”\n \n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n MThistlethwaite China stole the blueprints for the new Asio building. Australia DID NOTHING China stole the plans to our Fighter Jet Australia DID NOTHING China was caught hacking yet again last month Australia DID NOTHING When is enough enough. pmlive speers theboltreport MThistlethwaite Idiot. MThistlethwaite Sure. Now tell us how? They are invading our rights to travel legally through sea channels. Providing substandard goods made from 'our' resources (supposedly), buying our farms and sending all produce to China. Where is the 'friend'?
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Paypal faces financial crime probe | Sky News AustraliaAustralia's financial crime watchdog has ordered an external auditor to probe Paypal's compliance with money laundering and terror-financing laws.\n\nAustrac’s concerns relate to the online payment system's obligations when it comes to reporting money that could be falling into the hands of criminals and terrorists.\n\nAny possible breaches by Paypal could result in fines or criminal prosecutions.\n\nA separate probe is also looking at buy-now-pay-later system Afterpay, amid similar compliance concerns. Why aren’t they probing this lot of wealth fare cheats Always thought PayPal was a bit dodgy...I’ve never liked using them for making payments, I’ve had no real evidence as a basis, just a sense that they might be dodge.
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Security ramped up as footy fever takes hold of Melbourne | Sky News AustraliaSecurity has been beefed up in the days before the AFL Grand Final, with a record number of police hitting the streets to keep footy fans, revelers and the general public safe.\n \nVictorian Premier Daniel Andrews has urged the public to “behave themselves” as the football season reaches fever pitch. \n \n“If you play up, it’s not a matter of if you get caught - when you get caught - you will feel the full force of the law.” \n AFL from? AFL Ain’t diversity grand...
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Internal feuds erupt in NT Country Liberal Party | Sky News AustraliaInternal feuds have erupted in the Northern Territory Country Liberal Party, with several members taking the disagreements public. \n\nAfter almost a decade dogged by in-fighting, the chaos and dysfunction of the CLP could prove beneficial for the Northern Territory’s struggling Labor Party at next year’s election. \n
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At least 20 dead in violent riots in Papua | Sky News AustraliaIndonesian officials say at least 20 have been killed and dozens injured after hundreds of people took to the streets to torch houses and government buildings in Papua. The joys of Multiculturalism..
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